Linux Tutorial - Beginner to Expert Level 2024

Linux Tutorial : Beginner to Expert Level 2024, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.8, with 79 lectures, based on 11 reviews, and has 64 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to install, configure Linux Deep learning on linux Manage Web servers ,Managing services Scheduling tasks Troubleshooting and Solutions Configuration Connections SCP Using Log Monitoring Backup Applications Manage Network Manage Files and Harddisk Partitions Config Port Forwarding Load Balancing, (HAproxy and others configuration) Ethical Hacking Software& Tools and MORE! This course is ideal for individuals who are From beginner linux users (Step by step) or Intermediate linux users (There are good exercies) or Expert level linux users It is particularly useful for From beginner linux users (Step by step) or Intermediate linux users (There are good exercies) or Expert level linux users.

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Summary

Title: Linux Tutorial : Beginner to Expert Level 2024

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.8

Number of Lectures: 79

Number of Published Lectures: 79

Number of Curriculum Items: 79

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 79

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Learn how to install, configure Linux

Deep learning on linux

Manage Web servers ,Managing services

Scheduling tasks

Troubleshooting and Solutions

Configuration Connections

SCP Using

Log Monitoring

Backup Applications

Manage Network

Manage Files and Harddisk Partitions

Config Port Forwarding

Load Balancing, (HAproxy and others configuration)

Ethical Hacking Software& Tools

and MORE!

Who Should Attend

From beginner linux users (Step by step)

Intermediate linux users (There are good exercies)

Expert level linux users

Target Audiences

From beginner linux users (Step by step)

Intermediate linux users (There are good exercies)

Expert level linux users

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This is an introductory course to the Linux command Line. It’s great for both Linux beginners and advanced Linux users.

What you’ll learn

realize the potential of the Linux command line.

navigating the Linux Filesystem.

explain the Linux Filesystem hierarchy.

use command options.

create hard and soft links.

use powerful Linux wild cards.

create,view and manipulate files.

use different Linux text editors (nano,gedit).

find help while using the Linux command line.

create you own Linux commands  and more

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Beginner Level

Lecture 1: Introduction to Linux

Lecture 2: Best Linux distributions for desktop : For Beginners

Lecture 3: Best Linux distros for servers end enterprise

Lecture 4: Best Linux Distributions for Hacking and Penetration Testing

Lecture 5: How to install Vmware ?

Lecture 6: Installing Linux Ubuntu

Lecture 7: Openning Terminal

Lecture 8: Command line Options

Lecture 9: Best Linux Distributions for Hacking and Penetration Testing

Lecture 10: Web Browsers in Linux

Lecture 11: Install dual-boot with both Windows and Ubuntu

Lecture 12: Open Source Cloud Storage Software for Linux

Lecture 13: Change the Timezone Commands

Lecture 14: Working with Filesystem Commands

Lecture 15: Working with Permission Commands

Lecture 16: Working with Linux Networking Commands

Lecture 17: Working with Linux Update-Upgrade Commands

Lecture 18: Working with User Administration

Lecture 19: Working with Disk Usage

Lecture 20: Working with Processes

Lecture 21: Listing Hidden Files

Lecture 22: mtr Command

Lecture 23: Ping

Chapter 2: Intermediate level

Lecture 1: Shurtcuts for Terminal

Lecture 2: Flowchart and Diagramming Software for Linux

Lecture 3: Update the Linux

Lecture 4: Configuring SSH Connection

Lecture 5: Configuring VNC Connection

Lecture 6: Extract .tar.gz Files using Linux Command Line

Lecture 7: Must Know Linux Shortcuts

Lecture 8: Securely Copy Files Using SCP

Lecture 9: Package Managers for Linux

Lecture 10: 4 Best Linux Boot Loaders

Lecture 11: GUI Tools for Linux System Administrators

Lecture 12: Best Command Line HTTP Clients for Linux

Lecture 13: Best Command-Line FTP Clients for Linux

Lecture 14: Best IP Address Management Tools for Linux

Lecture 15: Open Source Log Monitoring and Management Tools

Lecture 16: Backup Utilities for Linux Systems

Lecture 17: Extra:Backup Program for Linux

Lecture 18: Set Up Automatic Updates for CentOS

Lecture 19: Install wget on Linux

Lecture 20: How to Disable IPv6 in Linux

Lecture 21: Install and Use dig and nslookup Commands in Linux

Lecture 22: Stop or restart properly

Chapter 3: Linux Expert level

Lecture 1: Funny Linux Commands

Lecture 2: Funny Linux Commands -Video

Lecture 3: Manage Networking with NetworkManager in RHEL/CentOS

Lecture 4: Set Static IP Address on CentOS/RHEL

Lecture 5: USE Continuous Release (CR) Repository in CentOS

Lecture 6: Print Execution Time of Shell Script in Linux

Lecture 7: Using SSH Port Forwarding as a Security Tool in Linux

Lecture 8: Find the IP Address of a Website in Linux

Lecture 9: Load balancing with HAProxy, Nginx and Keepalived in Linux

Lecture 10: Install DRBD on CentOS Linux

Lecture 11: Installing and Uninstalling Anaconda in Linux

Lecture 12: Configuring Graylog Server to Manage Logs on Linux

Lecture 13: Install WP-CLI on Ubuntu and other Linux distributions

Lecture 14: Watch TCP and UDP Ports in Real-time

Lecture 15: Install Cacti (Network Monitoring) in Linux

Lecture 16: Ethical Hacking Software& Tools

Lecture 17: File and Disk Encryption Tools for Linux

Lecture 18: Cron Jobs for Linux

Lecture 19: Install Splunk Log Analyzer on CentOS

Lecture 20: Scan for IP addresses on your network with Linux

Lecture 21: Install Jenkins on CentOS

Lecture 22: Run a Command with Time Limit (Timeout) In Linux

Lecture 23: Reset forgotten ROOT password

Lecture 24: Reset Lost Root Password Using Live CD

Lecture 25: Fix XFCE Problem

Lecture 26: Working with Processes

Lecture 27: MTR Command

Chapter 4: Web Application Servers

Lecture 1: Install Apache Tomcat on Debian

Lecture 2: Apache HTTP Server

Chapter 5: Pi-hole

Lecture 1: What is Pi-hole ?

Lecture 2: Features of pi-hole

Lecture 3: Installing PI-HOLE

Lecture 4: Change your pi-hole web password

Lecture 5: Difference from traditional advertisement blockers

Instructors

Sure Academy
System & Network Consultant

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 1 votes

2 stars: 3 votes

3 stars: 1 votes

4 stars: 0 votes

5 stars: 6 votes

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